Género y geografía en el Reino Unido, 1980-2006
Resumen
Este artículo presenta la evolución de la geografía feminista en el Reino Unido en los últimos veinticinco años. La primera parte del artículo se refiere a los primeros libros y artículos, a fin de establecer los «momentos» clave en el desarrollo de la geografía feminista en el Reino Unido; la segunda parte documenta la investigación más reciente en geografía feminista, como la adopción del concepto de identidad de género; la tercera sección pretende ilustrar los principales trabajos realizados en relación con mi área de investigación, la geografía rural. Y, finalmente, a modo de conclusión, el artículo examina el desarrollo de la geografía feminista en el Reino Unido en el campo de la enseñanza.
Palabras clave
género, geografía, Reino Unido, geografía rural, enseñanzaCitas
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